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Little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet, eating her curds and whey. A spider scared her away into the woods. She got lost and heard creepy sounds. The wolf appeared and wanted to eat her. The spider, named Seb, saved her by trapping the wolf in a web. Miss Muffet thought it was a wonderful web and became friends with Seb. Welcome to Stacey's Little Miss Muffet reading. Little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet, eating her curds and whey. Along came a spider who dropped down beside her and frightened Miss Muffet away. Help, cried Miss Muffet. She ran from her tuffet and into the woods down below. Come back, called the spider. He rushed off to find her. I'm sorry for scaring you so. The little girl sighed. What a bad place to hide. Now I'm lost. I'll be stuck here all night. And she heard a deep growl, an eerie spitting howl. They gave poor Miss Muffet a fright. The big wolf jumped out, he said with a shout. It's time for my dinner, my dear. I'll have my little girl pie. Put her down, came a cry. Don't worry, said spider, is here. Wolf gave a smile. I do like your style, but what can you do against me? I'll show you, said Seb. He spun a strong web and tied the bad wolf to a tree. Miss Muffet said, what a wonderful web. Now let's go, said Seb, showed her the way. Now she's friends with Seb's spider. He hangs down beside her and spins for Miss Muffet all day.
